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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;funkee, post: 2028479, member: 37925&quot;]I would just like to add a caution to Rick&#039;s advice. I completely agree with the concept of buying the best condition you can afford, but I wouldn&#039;t venture past 67 in many small size notes, and 65 in most large size notes. After that, you&#039;re paying huge premiums to take claim of the &quot;top pop&quot; of an issue. You&#039;ll be competing with registry set collectors at the peak of the market. If and when the fad of registry sets goes away, prices for Superb Gems will take a hit.</p><p><br /></p><p>For example, on a $1,000 bill common district, you might pay $3,600 for 63 grade; $4,000 for 64; $5,000 for 65; $7,500 for 66; $10,000 for 67; and probably $20,000 for a 68 if one exists. I think that prices for 66 and up notes are going to take a hit. Depending on the series of course, a 67 might be a good buy if 68&#039;s and 69&#039;s are known. But if a 67 is top pop, I&#039;d stay under 65.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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